Author's Guide to AudioBook Creation
Description
Should you have an audiobook version of your book? How do you do an audiobook? And most importantly, how do you make money with an audiobook? This guide to audiobook creation and marketing will also help you decide whether to voice your own book or hire a great narrator. The Author's Guide to AudioBook Creation includes the critical details of audiobook self-publishing on Amazon's Audible, iTunes, and beyond.
Over $2 billion dollars in audiobooks were sold in 2015. This is how you join the Audiobook Revolution!
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If you are considering creating an audiobook, whether you are the voice or you hire a professional narrator, The Author's Guide to AudioBook Creation is the essential companion you need. You will get the critical elements on what steps you need to take; how to engage a narrator (and what to avoid); what costs to expect; how to produce your audiobook; a variety of resources; how to work with Amazon and ACX and other providers; and of course, plenty of tips and tricks of the trade. Get ready for the next evolution of your book, and join the audiobook revolution. --Dr. Judith Briles, The Book Shepherd
Finally...FINALLY! Someone has written an easy to understand, no nonsense primer for authors to help them navigate through the unknown waters of audiobook production! Richard steers this course by answering the myriad questions that writers have, concerning the journey of turning their work into a recording. BRAVO! --Sean Pratt, Acclaimed Audiobook Narrator (850 books and counting!) and Acting Coach, SeanPrattPresents.com
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Richard Rieman is an audiobook self-publishing expert, an audiobook narrator, producer, and coach specializing in helping first-time audiobook authors.
Richard has narrated dozens of titles on Amazon, Audible, iTunes and more, including Steve Snyder's "Shot Down" and Nancy Geise's "Auschwitz #34207." He also produces audiobooks for authors voicing their own audiobooks, including Judith Briles' "The Crowdfunding Guide for Authors & Writers."
Before his audiobook adventures, Richard was a news anchor and reporter at the RKO Radio Networks in NYC, WTOP in Washington DC, and WLS and WMAQ Radio in Chicago.
